General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing as a group of three ... how best to do it	21-Jul-2006 At 6:14:09 PM	estherrenita_
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i bought a reverso a couple of years ago, but actually sold it again as it gave me the shits. I found that it locked up frequently without me wanting it to. Also if the second has their weight on the rope > after a fall at an overhang then the rope is jammed. I didn't find it to be any more useful than an ATC...the only key with using an ATC for the second is to run the rope through a higher point after attaching it to your harness.This means that the ATC functions in the same way as when belaying from the ground. i have found the black diamond ATC-XP much safer. The reverso is also really noisy.. it jingles and clunks because it is made totally of metal.

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